For those of you who have a website for your vacation rental business, I would highly recommend connecting it to Google Search Console to view organic insights and improve your technical SEO.

We pay our SEO $1,500 per month.

The other portion of our deals comes from absentee lists, PPL, and SEO (the minority are PPL and SEO).

The hiking/snow photos are not the same size as the others…Photo file names have SEO attributes.

I'm recently finding that combining Airbnb last minute discounts with PriceLabs dynamic pricing helps Airbnb SEO, so I'm experimenting with a blended approach for the situation you are describing. 

Incredibly easy to use, phenomenal customer service/support, and they take a lot of the guesswork out of SEO optimization.

Stop listening to all the SEO experts!

Hi Everyone- Does anyone here have any experience working with ad agencies specializing in SEO and other digital marketing?

Have a company properly SEO your websites/backlinks/etc.Get a google my business set up and begin to have everyone you know who's willing leave you reviews.Get in as many rooms as possible with investors.

It's best if you connect with those who have done it and are willing to mentor/teach how to be successful in rental arbitrage.Here are few people I know of, most of them have great content on social platforms so you can see if this strategy would be right for you....Michael and Elizabeth Chang, Jake Mercer is right on this forum, or Preston Seo which I don't know much about, but I've heard good things about him.Hope that helps you get started!